That's not flip-flopping, it's a tiny window into how sick and sadistic agencies like these can be. Picture this award being given when everyone involved knows full well what this guy was.really doing to the homeless. They probably thought "responding to homeless with compassion and professionalism" was a sick joke and had a big laugh about it.
CmdrShepard42
joined 2 years ago
No, it only uses what you've configured it to use and I have those set up alongside the private trackers on my setup. I assumed you were getting those random tracking urls from a public site like that but that doesn't appear to be the case. As I said I can't imagine where they would come from since I've never seen a private tracker that allows uploads with extra third-party trackers attached. Maybe you're looking in the wrong spot on QBit?
That's odd then. I'm also in TorrentLeach and all those show up correctly along with Ather and Blutopia. The only time I see random stuff is when sonarr/radarr grabs something from TPB or 1337x. I just go to the radarr category, for example, and them sort by date and then sort by tracker so that they're in chronological order by tracker and delete things that are old with plenty of seeders.
I can't imagine how you're unable to see the tracker URLs since QBit needs them to find the files and private trackers use private URLs to prevent people from cheating on their ratio.
Without it, you won't be able to connect to other peers unless they have port forwarding active. If enough people torrent without port forwarding, the whole system breaks down.
Do you think dream cops know about the three seashells?
I mean can anyone really hold a copyright on shit? It just comes out of our butts.
How is this guy seeing users IP addresses?
How am I paying for another person's ISP when I'm mooching off of their network to pirate from?
I'm not defending their argument but they're saying that a VPN is like paying for a second ISP to hide traffic from the first not that you're paying for someone else's ISP like the seeder of a torrent.
Mullvad isn't good for torrenting anymore since they don't have port forwarding but that probably doesn't apply if you're using Usenet, streaming, or some other form.
Mine was free from my back alley doctor. All he requested was that he be allowed to hold my shoulders while he performed the procedure. He seemed pretty happy about what he found though from the sounds of it.
That's a hilarious perspective to put on it.
Even more puzzling is that there's stiff competition in this market. TJ Maxx, Homegoods, Ross, Marshalls, and Sierra Trading all have the same business model and sell mostly all the same shit. In my city, literally all those stores are right next to each other in a mall with Big Lots a mile down the road.
Man, in my city, the Party City building used to be the 99 cent store about 20 years ago and has been Party City ever since. Now they're going out of business so what will be the next 20-year-viable business to occupy the space?